What does the term “cstnclt” mean in the tuning scene?

In the north of Germany, more precisely in the Wilhelmshaven region, there is a small community of car enthusiasts who drive, tune and present vehicles, especially from Volkswagen, with passion. This community calls itself CuestenCult. The short form of it is CSTNCLT. And that would already explain the abbreviation.

Who or what is CSTNCLT?

This clique has been active since 2015. Not only do they show enthusiasm for the latest Volkswagen cars, they also love the brand's classic cars. But vehicles from Audi are also welcome in the group. Regardless of whether it is an old or a new car, whether it is tuned or not, CuestenCult has the motto that the vehicles should be subtle, but should still exude a certain something unusual. You can meet the members of the team at meetings of car enthusiasts, for example at the large and popular VW meeting on Lake Wörthersee. The "Tuning lifestyle friends“As they call themselves, they say themselves that they love German cars and present that on theirs too Facebook site and on Instagram.

In addition to the pictures of various vehicles set in scene (both oldtimers and new cars), you can see some impressions of the CustenCult crew at the car meetings. In addition, you can also follow the tuning process or the regular washing of the vehicles. You also have the opportunity to see the tuned vehicles of the CuestenCult gang live in action on videos or to see how the vehicles are affixed with an individually made sticker with the logo of CSTNCLT.

With fun

The CuestenCult group has come to the point that there is also merchandise with the logo and the writing “CSTNCLT”. T-shirts and hats as well as stickers are available in the design of CuestenCult. Members also make fun of it and put the Bentley emblem on the car keys of their Audis or Volkswagen vehicles. In fact, they have already dared to attach Bentley rims to a Volkswagen and an Audi. One of these rims is currently at a member of the living room table replacement. Why not!

In addition to tuning cars, they also show craftsmanship in other ways, e.g. B. build a flag holder or a fire barrel yourself. CuestenCult is a group of car lovers and tuning freaks who show their love for cars. Maybe CSTNCLT is not very well known in the tuning scene. It is still worth paying a visit to the small but fine community. In the best case scenario, a coastal cult will develop around CuestenCult at some point.

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